Improve error reports on failed contract deployment

[friedger]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Sometimes, I use the sandbox to deploy a contract. Even though well tested with clarinet, the deployment can fail. Unfortunately, the explorer does not provide any indication why the contract deployment failed.

Describe the solution you'd like
Some log snippets that show why the deployment failed.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Run my I stacks node and after hours of syncing try to deploy via that node and read the log.

As somebody running a node to find out about the failed tx.

Additional context
Failed tx: https://explorer.stacks.co/txid/0x4acad2587aac68a3d60278d2325ec706c00d75d253fdc6cc6667f95729a7c246?chain=mainnet

[aulneau]

I'd be curious to hear @lgalabru 's take on this -- if this passes in clarinet, but fails when deployed, I feel like something is missing from clarinet.

[friedger]

This is the relevant Clarinet file: https://github.com/friedger/clarity-friedger-pool/blob/92843c10a4c5669eb1355dcea51aea0d0a37e368/Clarinet.toml

I run clarinet console and don't see an error.

I can't run clarinet check due to unknown contracts.

[friedger]

There error was NoSuchContract("SP1JSH2FPE8BWNTP228YZ1AZZ0HE0064PS6RXRAY4.clarity-bitcoin") which is fine, because in the repo I have a clarity-bitcoin contract.

[friedger]

It would be nice to see this in the explorer.

[lgalabru]

I think that the first step + path of least resistance here is to improve Clarinet deployments, and prevent this kind of issues. We should probably keep this issue here.
@friedger do you mind re-creating this issue in http://github.com/hirosystems/clarinet/issues, and provide your Clarinet.toml manifest? Thank you!!

[aulneau]

@lgalabru is there any updated wasm repl that is easy used to validate syntax that could be implemented by the sandbox?

[lgalabru]

You can use the latest REPL available here http://hirosystems.github.io/clarity-repl/ and embed the WASM in the explorer sandbox - I'd check with Marvin, I think he has a better wrapper.